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A key House Republican wants the head of the Office of Special Counsel to hand over private e-mails he sent on government time that were critical of elected officials and the head of the General Services Administration.
Democrats on a House committee will question the head of the General Services Administration (GSA) today about accusations that she improperly engaged in partisan politics, but committee Republicans are expected to turn the session into a bare-knuckled free-for-all.
He said an examination of the report in an "objective, impartial and fair manner" shows that it was based on "tenuous inferences and careless leaps of logic."
He said an examination of the report in an "objective, impartial and fair manner" shows that it is based on "tenuous inferences and careless leaps of logic."
